Conta Satélite de Cultura e Audiovisual

história, conceitos e experiências internacionais

Abstract

This paper discusses the presence of Audiovisual in the Culture Satellite Account (CSA). It starts with historical and conceptual discussions on the creation of a CSA, and then presents some Latin American examples and the need for consolidation in Brazil. It also broadens the debate by defending the proposal for a periodic survey of audiovisual information and indicators as a state policy. As a case study, Mexico was used through its yearbook, which presents audiovisual data from the country's cultural satellite account. The aim is therefore to contribute to reflections on indicators and cultural policies, and the strengthening of CSA as an ongoing public policy, with a special focus on the audiovisual sector. The work is seen as a contribution to studies on the resumption of audiovisual policies, highlighting how the data is produced, its uses, methodologies and the indices of diversity and human development.